Codex 0.130.0 includes a new codex remote-control, which seems to make it easier to start a headless, remotely controllable app-server. From the docs, though, it looks more like an API/backend entrypoint than a complete remote-control UI.

I also saw the related feature request (“Add the ability to remote control codex from ChatGPT app”) but my question is specifically about the new codex remote-control entrypoint in Codex v0.130.0: what is it meant for, and where is this feature heading?

Basically, is this mainly intended as a developer/API building block, or is the longer-term goal to provide something closer to Claude Code’s /remote-control, where you can start remote control and immediately get a URL or QR code to open in a browser?

The workflow I have in mind is something like:

1. Run /remote-control inside Codex CLI, or something like codex --remote-control
2. Codex prints a temporary URL and/or QR code
3. Open that URL on a browser, phone, or tablet
4. Follow the session live, send prompts, and view responses in real time

Right now, codex remote-control looks very useful for custom tools, but it does not seem to be the same thing as a ready-to-use browser remote-control session.

So I’m mainly wondering: are there any plans to add built-in browser-based remote control support for Codex CLI based on this new entrypoint?

Thanks!